[ˈrɐ̤ðə]
OprindelseFrom Old Danish ræthæ, from Old Norse hræða.
- archaicto scare, frighten, terrify
- common-gender, dialectal, obsoletetesticles and scrotum
Formerræd(imperative) · at rædde(infinitive) · rædder(present) · ræddede(past) · ræddet(perfect) · rædder(active, present) · ræddes(passive, present) · ræddede(active, past) · ræddedes(passive, past) · rædde(active, infinitive) · ræddes(infinitive, passive) · ræd(active, imperative) · -(imperative, passive) · ræddende(participle, present) · ræddet(participle, past) · auxiliary verb have(participle, past) · -(gerund, participle) · rædden(definite, singular) · rædder(indefinite, plural) · rædde(indefinite, nominative, singular)
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